Lonnie Thompson has been serving as a judge in Division 6 of the Shelby County General Sessions Court in Tennessee since 1998. He was re-elected in the general election held on August 4, 2022. There is no information provided about Thompson's education, work history, community involvement, or previous offices held.

Britney Thornton was elected as the youngest County Commissioner in the history of Shelby County on August 4, 2022. She is a native Memphian from Historic Orange Mound and holds a master's degree in social work, a teaching license, and has pursued law studies. Thornton is the founder of the non-profit organization JUICE Orange Mound, which has mobilized residents and supporters to fund community-based initiatives. She is committed to making strides in housing, transit, and economic development during her four-year term as County Commissioner for District 10.

Van Turner is a native of Whitehaven, Memphis, and a partner at Turner Feild, PLLC, where he practices civil litigation, constitutional law, and business litigation. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum laude from Morehouse College and also holds a law degree from the University of Tennessee Law School. Van has served as a Shelby County Commissioner since 2014 and is currently the President of the Memphis Branch of the NAACP. He has been involved in various legal organizations and community groups, including the Tennessee Bar Association and the Economic Club of Memphis. Van is also known for leading a non-profit organization that removed Confederate statues from Health Sciences and Memphis Parks. He is currently running for the position of Memphis Mayor in the upcoming election.